Due to the nature of websites breaking, becoming insecure, or just needing a good cleanup, I don’t have specific dates and names in order to maintain client confidentiality. It happens to the best of us! Significant milestones in the “Your WordPress Sucks. Bonnie can fix it.” journey include: 2019 – For busy business owners who assume that WordPress is “set it and forget” (wouldn’t that be nice?), the first launch of WordPress’ “Gutenberg” block editing system broke any website that had an older “custom” theme (that they likely had paid a lot of money for at some point in the past). I had to p ..read more

RecipeRadical.com: This is one of my own proprietary websites and personal projects. A normal person might simply subscribe to a recipe website. I, of course, started my own WordPress recipe website. I really enjoy WP Recipe Maker, and I’ve only just gotten started! Dates: September 2021 – present URL: RecipeRadical.com The post Recipe Radical appeared first on WP Happens ..read more

GrantSoup.org: During the pandemic, I responded to the need in my community by focusing on grant writing. However, that didn’t stop me from geeking out with WordPress! When I got fed up with the messy spreadsheets nonprofits call their “grant research” I did what I always do and hacked my WordPress Website. Grant writing is very competitive. GrantSoup is a plugin for WordPress that helps nonprofits prioritize grant funding opportunities to position their applications for the best chance of success. That may sound obvious, but most nonprofits only apply to foundations where they know someone, o ..read more

Founder of Web Baby Shower: Web Baby Shower was one of my first proprietary web development projects and is why and how I became a “full stack” WordPress Developer. I founded Web Baby Shower in 2000, ported it to the WordPress Multisite platform in 2013, and sold it in 2017 to the current owners from Asheville, NC. The new owners have completely updated the design (as they should, since it’s been over 5 years!), and are kind enough to still mention me on the “About” page. Note: this is a stock photo since I have sold the website and the new owners have made it their own. Stock photo credit goe ..read more

From Here Is Oregon | Georgena Moran has always immersed herself in the outdoors. But when the avid hiker, backpacker and outrigger canoe racer was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at 40 years old, paralyzing her from the neck down over the next three years, she found herself suddenly facing many more barriers to getting outside. Full Story Here The post Hikers with disabilities seek access to information about Oregon trails appeared first on CampaignBrite, LLC ..read more

From OregonLive/The Oregonian | For many Oregonians, the healing power of outdoor recreation is intuitive. Whether we’re hiking, kayaking, swimming, or simply sitting in a green space, many of us have felt what studies by social scientists and health-care researchers have shown: that empowering outdoor experiences lead to reduced stress, increased happiness, and greater emotional resilience. Full Story Here The post How Wild Diversity works to make Oregon outdoor spaces safer for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities appeared first on CampaignBrite, LLC ..read more

I couldn’t agree more! “Grant Writing” is a total misnomer! From GrantProfessionals.org: “When was the last time that you wrote a grant? Probably never. Too often grant professionals become guilty of using misnomers. Grants are sums of money given to non-profit organizations that in turn provide proposals aligning with specific strategic objectives.” Full Story Here The post We Don’t Write Grants! appeared first on CampaignBrite, LLC ..read more

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